Continuous wrist monitoring for Parkinson's disease and essential tremor — with medication response curves no other device provides.
of tremor data collected per year for the average patient.
Neurologists make medication decisions from a single ten-minute office visit — a snapshot — while tremor severity fluctuates dramatically across the day. The exam rarely captures the patient at their worst, or at their best.
200 Hz motion sensing captures every tremor throughout the day, not just during a ten-minute office visit.
200 Hz · all dayReal-time severity scores on the same 0–4 scale neurologists use clinically, for both Parkinson's and essential tremor.
UPDRS · TETRASA medication button logs each dose. The device generates a response curve showing exactly how tremor severity changes after every dose.
dose → responseNo other affordable device shows you this.
One UPDRS score per quarter. Based on how the patient happened to present during a ten-minute exam.
Continuous score data. Full medication response curves. Objective measurements across every dose.
Continuous motion data captured at 200 Hz throughout the day. Medication events logged with a single button press.
Onboard signal processing identifies tremor frequency and amplitude and generates UPDRS or TETRAS proxy scores. Artifact rejection filters voluntary movement.
AI-generated clinical summary, medication response curves, and trend data — ready for the appointment.
A per-patient model learns each patient's response pattern and predicts when levodopa is wearing off — roughly fifteen minutes before full symptom return.
predictiveGait variability during walking periods is scored daily against validated fall-risk models, giving clinicians advance warning.
daily scoreEach session generates a structured note in clinical language, ready to include in the patient record.
| Device | Price | Response curve | Continuous | Dual condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tremora | $99 | |||
| PKG Watch | $1,600+/yr | |||
| STAT-ON | $1,600+/yr | |||
| Kinesia 360 | $1,000+/yr | |||
| Apple Watch | Subscription required |
Medication response curves are not available at any price point in current consumer wearables.
Tremora is in active clinical development. We are working with neurologists to validate the device for patient care.